The billboard (Aug 1911)

AUGUST 12, 1911.. ., U.:- The Bill board 67 urn- 0. H. 8«o€T», Fred goS Stop*- A. W. "g»«7«„* »• •Minting, A. H Mitchell. Elbert Ifocerr. W. M. Montana, Toney Montrose Troop* IJormaln, M Mommm & rarrori llorrlnh, C. W. Morris. Milton Morriii * Kramer Hort, Peter Mosaic, H. U. Moss, Emmett Mackenfasfl, Otis Mueller k Mueller Mulford, Arthur D. Mumford, O. C Murpb", John Mnrphr, Harry V. Hurpby, C. SI. Murray. Tom Nail. Chas. Nauman. H. J. Nave, 8. Nelson, Orion Nelson. Ed L. Bcbaaf. Wm. Scbatter, 0. B. BculB. Harry Scbremmer, John, Jr. Hcowarti, Walter J. Scatty or Salts Scott, John M. Scott, Harrison SCOtt, Ricuard Seay, F. B. •Sceman, Adolpb Bele, Lewis Seymour Forth Co. Sharer. Mr. klua Sharlti, Dan L. Sharp, M. H. Shaw, Have F. Shelley, Boy R. Sheppherd, B. C Sherry, Will Sherwood, Donald ••Sherwood, Henry Snlll. Chaa. ShlmojJ, Mr. B. Shack, Jim Stegei, rrankls Nelson Family Acrobat! |}}r«r, James Nelson Stock Co. Nemo. Eddie Nestell, E. H. Newman. Geo. Newman, James B. Nichols. Harry Nicholson. Dave Nlssen, Walter 0. Nock, Prank J. Nolan, A. Norrle. Ben B. Norton, Charlie "Norwood. Prof. Nngent, Jlmmle Dleson, Harry Dlga. Tohn O'Malley. Prof. H. H. "Omera. Jerry Jrr, Harold Otto. Fred Iverdurf. Harry J. Owens, Fred Oiarffs. The Parent. John Parento. Gee. Parks. James ■arrlsb, Shirley Pellan, Thomas Peper, H. I* Perkins, Robert Perkins, Bert B. Peters, Emmet "Peters, Edward S. Pete, W. M. •etrolf Phillips. C. A. •hllllps. Percy •oililps, Harry F. 'lerpont. Jack B. •lerce. R. L. •ierce. J. a Merce. Robert M. "ier, Richard 3 ike, Caney I'llklnpton, Harry 'iton. Augustas 'oik. Ollle •oily, A. J. 'oil. Frank ^one. Harry L. orter. P. J. owell ft Brewer 'owers Elephants Tart. Fred S. reclado rescott. C. J. rcscott. Frank P. rice. AI rlrett. Marshall roctor. Geo. H. roctor, Chas. F. 'roctor, Earl urchaae, Geo. ace. Fred "cobs, Blondy and. Wm. :amlolph. Jas. M. ^•RathbnTn. Lon pardon. Jack P. eddeld, Fred eed. A. H. 'Reed. Bert E. '•Relchert. C. B. eld. A. J. eld. Billy elllr, .Tonnle no. Gen. D. no. wilt fnsch, Harry nodes. Joe liodcs. J. Clande ce Bros.' Shows Ice. w. H. ce. C. E., Show lehards. J. I,. IchaMs. Geo. Jcharrtson. Charles Ichards, Al. Ictiards. Mr. 3. J». charrtson. A. R. "dell, Charles A. Wm. nnMo. Dr. R, H. ["•hie. Al >tiert«on. Jos. L. 1 wts. J. Stanley •''"rtxnn, Geo. ihlnaon, H. c. !m n "' n ™ Hn * 1 > ■*■. • Ilns. Clarence O. ' ,p s. W. sr. "icy. Chic ™»r. r. C. "» nnds, The '"man. Mnrrls "»»r ft Kelgard """era. The Groat 'we. Bnddle '"■"H. K. A. IT "l Amuse. Co. "". John J. w. •»»eil. Reckless ""*■"• Merry ma i, CT> '"•e l. C. Walcott "■"1. P. W i Shn w «, p^Jj th-rfoM. nick •die. W. W, £|str. Barney , Pierre. Al I'm. rtlll "•el. John "'ford. Mark ™>w * Farmt •now, Mr.. Jr. Silver. Ed F. ••Simons. Bob Simmons, Cress Simpson, Boh Sinclair, Chas. Sinclair, Brace Singleton. Joseph ■. Singleton, Mr. G. Sin-more. A. L. Skenkel, R. G. Sloan. George Smart Set Show Smith, Ray Smith, W. W. Smith, Clarence 0, Smith, El. G. fimlts, H. B. Suarreoberg, Carl Shits, Allan Sneed, utile Spring. Mr. A. Soldene, H. B. Solender, W. Spahi, Leon Sparks. Bdw. ■rtuesaardv. Pant Starr. Bill Standlford, J. G. Steele. Geo. ••Steele. J. C. B. Stephens, L. J. Stephen, Francis Sterling. Ed. Stevens. Will H. Stevens, Walt Stevens, Tommls Stevens, Dave - Stewart, Chas. Stlener, Martin Stetner. H. E. stin. B. O. •••Stires..Fred Storey, Balph. ••Strickland, Hngo •Stromer, G. ••Strout, Ed Stuart. G. B. Btockey, Pearl Snoma. Marion Z. Sutton, F. M. swain, w. 1. Swan. Fred Swart*, iw. Chas, Sweeney. Ed. Sweet. Stanley B. Taggart. Lewis A. Tanner. Hal Tappan. W. B. Tate, Beth Taylor, Walter Teague, Emory ••TVnner. W. T. Terada, Henry A. Thomas, J. W. 9. Thomas. Joa H. Thorn. N. F. Thompson, Melvta Thornton, James ••Thurston. Howard Tlherla. Jean Tice. A. B. ••Tip«a. H. H. Tlttsworth. John Todd Bros. Show Todd, Al. Minstrels Toelle, Csrl B. ••Tovey. James J. Tostsl. John Traeey. J. 0. Train. Nell B. Trash. Clarence Traylor, O. B. Trlpletr. Tic Trout. P. N. Troy. Bavie Tunis, Fay ■Parley. Frank Turner, Gleason Turner, Jack Tyree, Arch Typton. Dr. Wm Valeno ft His Band VanBitren. Len Van, Benny Vana, The Two Tan Oram. Ray Terdnn, John Ternon, Buffalo Ternecks. A. B. Tlel. Tlctor Ton Goodwin, Wallace Ton Schiller, Carl Wagner, Cecil Wagner. Frank Waddell. Doe Waldron. M. A. Wall. L. P. Wamaher, Wm. ward. Joe warren. Bros. Show Warren, A. B. Wavland. Ben W. Washburn, O. A. Washburn. Jlmmle D. Watson. J. R. Webb Thos. E, Webb. W, B. Weber. B. Weher. Howard Webster, Howard Webster. Mack D. Weed. Dan w.ieh. wmiaaa Wella. T4en F. Wells. Leo Wellmsn. - Oen. •Wells, Gee. R. Wells, G. O. Wellington, Walter L. Welsh. M. H. Wescott, M. B. Wesley, Lynn Western, J. W. Weston, Bert Weston. Dick Wual, H. C. Whetton * CsUsaoti Stock Co. •••Whltewell. Chaa X. Whitely. J. W. Wnlteys, The Aerial Whitwell, J. S. Whitney. Leroy White, O. K. White, Crow. Chas. White. Frank Wllklns, E. 3. Williams. Billy Willisms, Montana Williams, J. B. Williams. Rollo B. Williams. Bert Williams, Paul vrutittuis, live Van Willis, J. B. Willlson. Herbert Wilson, An. L. WIndecker, A. Win ton. Bernard Woerman, Joa. Woodard, Frank Woodyard, T. J. •••Wood, Will • Woolsey, F. 8. Wright ft Stanley Wright, Hani ••Yamamnto Bros. Yankee Doodle Stock Co. Tork. Mr. Jesse ■ Zanonettas, The Musical Zerm, Chas. A. Zlerke. Robt, Zu Bell, Frank Zulllver. Jack Zylada Show Lookjor YourName LETTER LIST Always give forwarding address far enough In advance to reach you. Advertised letters are held for 30 days, and if unclaimed art forwarded to the dead letter office. Tuscumbfa, Ala, Opera House Will open September 1, with many Improvements made to the building. Want high class Musical Comedies, Dramas, Minstrels, etc Only theatre In two towns of 15.000. W. T. HXTXEB, Manager. *S,EM FOR $10,000 OPERA HOUSE—Brick,, slate roofed, electric lighting, seated .with fold- ing chairs, up and downstairs, ground door, and nicely located; fine for moving picture and vaude- ville. Population 2,000. For further Informa- tion, address SAM THOMPKINS, Bloomlngton, Illinois. WANTED. SHOWS—1911-1912. at 25. 35. 50c new house: capacity. 850 ground floor; grid- Iron. 50 ft.; proscenium, 20 ft. high, 28 ft. wide; footlights to back. Cook Theatre, Me- dina, X. Y. E. GRANT COOK. mgr. FOB LEASE Short cast comedy, with rtaner. Address T. F. FRIT CHARD, General Delivery, Milwaukee, Wis. WANT—Small Stock Company or Indepenednt Acts, to play on percent. Doing good business. Population 8,000. Only vaudeville house in the town. Address A. J. HERRIOTT, Orpheum Theatre, Van Wert, Ohio. Write or wire at once. WANTED—Steer Bull-dogger. (Pat Long, please answer). Also ten good trick and bronco riders. Address O. V. FRAGSTEIN, care Equitable Building, St. Louis. Wanted for Jzn.es Adams No. 2 Vaudeville Show Double Trapese Performers, man and wife: also Double Novelty Act, man and wife. Both teams must be able to change acts for week. Must Join on wire. Address C. F. HARADEN, Mgr., Russelvtlle, Ala., week August Tth; Jas- per, Ala., week August 14th. WANTED Black Face Comedian. Must be strong workei In nigger acts. Also good Sketch Team: mnst change for week. Address JAMES ADAMS SHOW No. 1. Blackstone. Ta., week August 7th; N. Emporia, Ta„ week August Wth. The Port Arthur-Fort William and New Ontario Exhibition Will be held September 12-15 inclusive. Want all kinds of Shows and Concessions. Address R. A. BURRT88, Manager, Port Arthur, Ont. WANTED FOR Sixth Annual Chautauqua at Bethany, Mo. Good clean Concessions and shows of all kinds. Want especially Glass Blowers. Chautauqua held In finest park in State. Good crowds daily. Address ARTHUR B. CUNNINGHAM, Bethany, Missouri. WANTED TO ttUY Dog ansj Pony Show, Uncle Tom or Any Circus Must be working. Will buy whole or half In- terest. Give 10 days route. Address FRED BURDELL, care J. J. Devanx, Louisville, Stark Co., Ohio. TJNCLE BACK'S OLD SETTLERS, August 22, 23, 24 and 25, West Port Ind. O. K. Stnart furnishes the Free Attractions. I want a Merry- go-round and Ferris Wheel on percentage, or will take S150.00 for both privileges; or 1 will buy Merry-go-round, If cbeap. I have other good ones to follow. Address O. K. STUART, 632 Bast Washington Street, Indianapolis, Ind. Show and privileges address UNCLE ZACK'S. West Tort, Ind. P. 8.—1 have Blaek Top. 20x48, for sale or trade. What have youl For G eenfield, Illinois, Annual HOME-COMING AND OLD-FASHION COUNTY FAIR To be given on the streets and around the Public Square. One big week, beginning Monday, August 14th. More people attend our Home Coming than any other of Its size in the State. Young Bros, furnish attractions. Want all kinds of legitimate Concessions, Snows and Riding Devices, except Merry-go-round and Ocean Wave. Address as per route. YOUNG BROS.*, Tolnca, PL, week August 7tt; Greenfield, in., week August 14th. WANTED — FOR DOWNIE & WHEELER'S WORLD'S B EST RAILRO AD SHOWS Talking and Singing Clown, Versatile Performers, who can also fill In clown numbers, strong B-flat Cornet for White Band, Colored Musicians that can sing and dance, experienced Boss Property Man, four, six and eight-hbrse Drivers, Razorbacks, and two jgood Polers; also sober, experienced Trainmaster. Privilege Car to rent. Long season, as the show goes South. Wanted to Buy—A good Advertising Car and Sleeper. Both must be fully equipped and ready for Immediate delivery. Route: Canajoharle, N. X., August 10th; St. Jobnsvllle, N. X., August 11th, Canastota, N. Y„ August 12th; Camden, N. Y., August 14th; Pulaski, N. Y., August 15th; Wolcott, N. Y„ Aug. 16th. ...WANTED FOR.,. GOLLMAR BROS. SHOWS Side Show People of all kinds, Oriental Dancers, Musical Acts, Etc.—also man to make second ; openings. Can also use other useful people. Wire as per route:—Neillsville, Wis., August 11; EIroy, August 12; Jefferson, August 14; Wautoma, August 15; Grand Rapids, August 16; Waupaca, August 17; Seymour, August 18. THE JOHN R. SMITH SHOWS AND BUFFALO RANCH WILD WEST EXHIBITION Win play Ashland, Ky., week August 7th, and iTaysville, Ky„ week August 14th. on the streets. Auspices Nest No. 1559, Order Owls. Other big ones to follow. Want few more good snows for these and all winter South. Can place good Concessions, Cane Back, Knife Rack, Jap Bowling Alley, Palmistry, Ice Cream Cones, High Striker, Coon Head, etc. .Want few more Cowboys and Girls. Must have outfits. State what you can and will do. Name lowest salary for all winter In first letter. Fair Associations, Gala Weeks, Home Comings, etc.. South. If yon wa nt tha best Wild West Show, with a number of other good shows and concessions, write JOHN B. Proprietor and General Manager. LOOK! WANTED ™** SOOTHERN SHOWS NOW ORGANIZING AT MONTGOMERY, W. VA. FOR TRIP SOUTH Two more good shows that don't conflict. Good man to pot on show. We fa mi ah all on percentage. Also Merry-go-round, Oriental Dancing Girl, wire quick. Also want good Concessions and good Carnival People in all lines, write. Mow playing good towns this section. Boute on request. Wire or write quick. FAT WOMAN Wanted for a long season; nlso a man or woman with or without a den of gnfltffjh^feiomsrs). This Show never closes. We pay everything and you get the best. Answer V^Vm at oni expense, stating lowest salary, as we have no t ime to w aste. Chief Debro, Thelma, Jack Lamps, all welcome home. Address HOISTEIN-8ANG8TEB SHOWS, care Nick Kaufman's Hotel, Char- lotte, N. Y. P. S.—We go to Porto Blco this winter. BEACH, NORTH DAKOTA The best new town in the Northwest, the trading centre of the famous Golden Valley, with splendid crops this year, holds a Day and Night Fair, Sept. 26, 27, 28 and 29- CONCESSIONS AND PRIVIL EGES FOR SALE Special Features, Attractions and Shows Wanted C. D. HARLOW, Manager, Interstate Fair, ... Beach, N. D. AMERICAN CARNIVAL COMPANY FRANK MELVILLE, Mgr. No. 251 West 42nd Street NEW YORK CITY WANTED—Shows, Concessions and all kinds of Midway Attrac- tions. Opening August 23, playing the biggest and best Fain only. Can use good attractions either on percentage or salary. * Sssions Albany County Fair PRIVILEGES Address F. KEENHOLTS, Secretary, ALTAMONT, N. V.